Streamer Series
Built for streamer junkies, by streamer junkies.
Crafted to deliver large flies and built with an extremely durable coating to withstand daily abuse.
2020 Fly Fisherman Gear Guide · Best New Streamer Line
Designed for streamer junkies, the Streamer Series uses aggressive, quick-loading tapers to deliver large, weighted flies with minimal false casting. Floating, intermediate, and sink-tip options cover the water column from the surface to deep runs, while an extremely durable coating stands up to daily use.
Choose your Streamer line by fishing depth
Every line in the Streamer Series is designed to cast large flies. The primary difference is how quickly and how deeply each line carries the fly.
| Line | Tip and Sink Rate | Fishing Depth | Choose It For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Streamer | Full floating | Surface | Large weighted streamers, fishing banks, mousing, and full-floating presentations |
| Streamer Intermediate Tip | 10 ft intermediate tip · 1.5 to 2 IPS | Just below the surface | Shallow water, slow retrieves, and keeping large flies above structure or the bottom |
| Streamer Sink Tip 10 T3 | 10 ft Type 3 tip · 3 to 4 IPS | Upper to middle | Shallow rivers and creeks where a Type 6 tip may reach bottom too quickly |
| Streamer Sink Tip 10 | 10 ft Type 6 tip · 5 to 6 IPS | Middle to lower | Faster currents and reaching depth without the pull of a longer sinking section |
| Streamer Sink Tip 15 | 15 ft Type 6 tip · 5 to 6 IPS | Lower water column | Larger rivers, deep pools, fast currents, banks, structure, and longer sinking presentations |
| Streamer Sink Tip 25 | 25 ft Type 6 tip · 6 IPS | Deepest presentations | Deep rivers and lakes, heavy currents, deep runs, drop-offs, and larger water |
Quick guide: Choose Streamer for the surface, Intermediate Tip for just below it, and Sink Tip 10 T3 for controlled depth in shallow water. Move to the Type 6 Sink Tip 10, 15, or 25 as the water becomes deeper, faster, or larger.
